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Puppy 1 (16 weeks and under) - more info
6 weeks - 1 1/2 hours - 9 hours of classroom training
$170.00 (inclusive)
- Monday September 13 @ 7 pm (full)
- Wednesday October 20 @ 7 pm
- Thursday November 4 @ 7 pm (last class for 2010)
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Puppy 2 (for graduates of Puppy 1 and under 8 months)
(must be spayed/neutered - aggressive dogs are not permitted) - more info
6 weeks - 1 1/2 hours - 9 hours classroom training
$170.00 (inclusive)
- Tuesday September 7 @ 7 pm (FULL)
- Tuesday October 26 @ 7 pm (2 spaces available)
- January 2011
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Complete 12 week Puppy Program (Puppy 1 & Puppy 2)
You may enroll for the complete 12-week puppy course (Registration Fee $300.00) and schedule to take Puppy Part 1 and Puppy Part 2 consecutively (with a flexible mid-term break), or you may register for Puppy 1 and Puppy 2 separately (Registration Fee $170.00 for each course)
Start dates may be subject to change
For more information on our Puppy Courses
Please contact Lynda @ 519-896-0830
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For adoption information:
Grand River All Breed Rescue
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* It is mandatory that all dogs attending classes have had at least one set of vaccinations and have been in the home for one week.
Puppy 1
(For puppies under 16 weeks)
Proper socialization and training is the key to raising a confident canine that doesn't grow up to bite and fight. This head start program is critical to molding your puppy's developing temperament and personality.
Everything you teach your puppy before it is four months old will be learned quickly; you will learn how to prevent/correct annoying behaviors before they become deep-rooted.
You and your puppy will learn to:
Puppy 2
(For graduates of our Puppy 1 course and under 8 months of age)
Now it’s time to really have fun with your puppy! Puppy Part 2 is an extremely rewarding class to take part in and it will greatly improve your quality of life, for both you and your dog.
Our goal is to make sure that your adolescent dog remains people friendly, dog friendly and safe. It is imperative that your puppy continues to develop the necessary social savvy it needs in order to become a relaxed, confident and well behaved adult.
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